Calculators
Bitcoin ROI Calculator
Measure how a Bitcoin position is performing by comparing your entry price with the current market price.
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ROI
+50.00%
- Profit / Loss
- $500.00
- Current value
- $1,500.00
- BTC held
- 0.025000 BTC
- Price change since entry
- +50.00%
How the Bitcoin ROI Calculator works
ROI compares what a position is worth today against what it cost. Because the amount of Bitcoin you hold does not change, the percentage return on your money is identical to the percentage change in price — this calculator shows both so you can sanity-check the fiat figure against the market move.
Formula
BTC held = Investment ÷ Entry priceCurrent value = BTC held × Current priceProfit = Current value − InvestmentROI % = (Profit ÷ Investment) × 100
Worked example
| Investment | $1,000 |
|---|---|
| Entry price | $40,000 |
| Current price | $60,000 |
| BTC held | 0.025 BTC |
| Current value | $1,500 |
| ROI | +50.00% |
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between this and the profit calculator?
The profit calculator models a completed trade with a chosen exit price. This one measures an open position against the current market price, so it answers "how am I doing right now".
Why does ROI match the price change exactly?
For a single lump-sum buy with no fees, your percentage return is the same as the percentage move in price. They diverge once you add fees, recurring buys or partial sells.
Is the current price filled in automatically?
When a market data provider is configured, the current price field is pre-filled from live data and labelled with the time it was fetched. Without a provider you can type any price you like.